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town. has just been unveiled in the picturesque French village of St.
Hermine. The former Premier was there in person at the ceremonies, -
expressed his pleasure at the honor bestowed on him and delivered a
striking address.

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MARSHAL FERDINAND FOCH.

These delegates will attend the CENIARMANO DIAZ.
American Legion Convention in
Kansas City on October 30 to NO-

General Diaz and Marshal Foch. 000 uarticipants.

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The Mikmlo's representatives to the arms parley. They are, front
row (left to right): Vice-Admiral Karo. head of the mission; Gen.

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Capt. [‘3ng has his arm around Limit-Commander Shipp's shoulders.

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8 EVENTS.

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SIR DAVID BEATTY. .

Sergeant Henry B. 140110de 80 years old. although retired s r)

recruiting duty. He was an orderly at the White House under l’rs-x .

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The Scottish Rites Masons or
St. Louis have presented the Pres-
ident‘s wife with one of the finest
seal coats ever made. It is of full
length, and the skins are the pic]:
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